Testseek.com have collected 490 expert reviews of the Asus Google Nexus 7 inch G2 FHD 2013 and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Asus Google Nexus 7 inch G2 FHD 2013.
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Sharpest
Brightest tablet display on the market
Twice the power of last year's model
The latest version of Android – it's a Nexus
Stereo speakers sound better
Improved battery life
Handsome
Slim
Ergonomic design
Notification light
Thinner & lighter design
Fantastic display
Excellent performance
Great screen
Affordable
Strong battery life
Awesome hardware for the money. Jelly Bean is a pleasure to use. Outstanding battery life. Comfortable
Abstract: About a year ago, Google, in partnership with ASUS, brought a tablet to its increasingly popular Nexus line of products. It was called the Nexus 7, and just about everyone loved the device. After all, what's not to love about updates straight from Google ...
Published: 2013-07-31, Author: Andrew , review by: arstechnica.com
Gorgeous screen, Fast internals, Light, easy to hold, attractive, A laundry list of internal and external upgrades, including wireless charging, better Wi-Fi, and superior speakers, Stock Android 4.3, which should prevent the slowdown that came to plague
Speaker placement may be awkward in landscape mode, Android tablet apps are still hit-and-miss
It's hard not to be impressed by what Google has to offer with the Nexus 7 in 2013. It is a perfect example of what a "Nexus" has to offer — an excellent marriage of hardware and software that were made for each other. Not a single part of the device was...
The original Nexus 7 saw Google take the reins in Android tablets, showing a confused market exactly where it wanted it to go. With the new Nexus 7 2013, the rough edges of the first-generation hardware have been buffed away for the most part: the wir...
I can't help but feel a little trepidation. The previous-generation Nexus 7 had quite a few issues to contend with after its update to Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean. If I let the battery die, the tablet wouldn't turn on without a hard reset, and the tablet bec...
Abstract: Google's latest entry into the Nexus family of tablets is the 2013 Nexus 7 ; a much slimmer and slicker devices. Which has a thinner profile and packs in a lot more under hood. It is packed with a quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro processor. Packed in a familia...
Gorgeous Full HD screen, Powerful processor, Speedy Android 4.3 OS, Nexus devices get all the latest upgrades, Low $230 price, Comfortable to hold, It has a rear camera (original did not)
No MicroSD card slot, More expensive than $200 original Nexus, iPad App Store still has more, better apps, Rear camera is terrible
The second Nexus 7 is better than the first Nexus 7 and remains the best $200-ish tablet on the market. With an upgraded, Full HD screen, a thinner and lighter design, and faster version of Android, it's as good as you're going to get on Google's OS. We...
Published: 2013-07-29, Author: Pete , review by: mashable.com
Abstract: When Google launched the first Nexus 7 tablet about a year ago, it quickly set the bar for other Android tablets. Before it arrived, the category was a mess. There were plenty of substandard performers and more than a few head-scratchers . Only the Amazon...
Probably, but its a tougher call than it should be. Google missed an opportunity to really pull ahead in the small tablet battle. Instead, it chose a still-good-but-definitely-outdated processor. This all but guarantees that the Nexus 7 will be surpassed...
